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bugaboo orange Bugaboo Bee 5 Coral limited edition

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Description

bugaboo orange Bugaboo Bee 5 Coral limited editionSpecifications Dimensions & Weight 38 x 21. 1 x 34. 1 19. 6 lbs Age & Weight Limit The Bugaboo Bee5 is suitable for children from 0 to 36 months. parents facing seat can carry up to 35lbs World facing seat can carry up to 37. 5lbs Optional bassinet carrycot can carry up to 20lbs under seat basket can carry up to 8. 8lbs Any load attached to the handlebar and or on the back of the backrest and or on the sides of the stroller will affect the stability

 

📋 Specifications

 

Dimensions & Weight

  • 38 x 21.1 x 34.1
  • 19.6 lbs

 

Age & Weight Limit

  • The Bugaboo Bee5 is suitable for children from 0 to 36 months.
  • parents facing seat can carry up to 35lbs
  • World facing seat can carry up to 37.5lbs
  • Optional bassinet / carrycot can carry up to 20lbs
  • under seat basket can carry up to 8.8lbs
  • Any load attached to the handlebar and/or on the back of the backrest and/or on the sides of the stroller will affect the stability of the stroller.

 

What Is Included

  • chassis with wheels and under seat basket
  • extendable sun canopy
  • seat fabric
  • Reversible breezy seat liner
  • handle grips
  • wheel caps
  • Rain cover
  • 2+2 years limited warranty registration required.

 

Energizing color

 

Bugaboo Bee 5 Coral sun canopy’s bold tone is a blend of electric orange with rich golden undertones. It brings joy and optimism wherever you stroll.

Breeziness

Breezy windows in the bassinet and breezy fabrics in the seat, keep air circulating and your child cool, no matter where city life takes you.

Ultimate city comfort

The Bugaboo Bee 5 Coral is ready to go from day one. Featuring extra padding, the bassinet and seat make city roads smoother, the ride steadier, and naps longer.

Made for the city

City life moves pretty fast. That is where the Bugaboo Bee 5 comes in. It is compact without compromising on comfort for your child, and its nimble maneuverability makes it perfectly at home in the city.

Adapts to life on the go

The seat can be positioned facing you or facing the world and features extra padding to provide even more comfort for your child. Fully recline the seat while they sleep, or position it upright when awake so they can take in the city. Adjust the handlebar to your ideal height and away you go.

From birth to toddler

The Bugaboo Bee 5 is ready to go from day one. Use the bassinet or baby cocoon (available to purchase separately) from birth, attach your car seat with our click-and-go adapters, then transition to the seat position when your child is ready to sit up and see the world.

Lightweight & compact

The Bugaboo Bee 5 folds down into one piece in a matter of seconds and it is so easy you can even do it with one hand. Its light weight makes it portable and easy to carry up apartment stairs or onto public transport.

Public transport-friendly

From squeezing onto public transport to small apartment living and popping into your favorite café, the compact size is perfect for city life.

Less bumps, more comfort

The independent four-wheel suspension features a damping mechanism for extra shock absorption. Enjoy a smooth and stable ride when taking on those uneven city sidewalks.

Complete peace of mind

The 5-point harness keeps your child secure in its stroller seat, while the SPF 50+ fabric provides protection from the sun.

Essentials and more

Carry everything you need in the underseat basket complete with a built-in pocket so you can stay organized… or at least try to!

 
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